Millwood News

Every time the Millwood Presbyterian Church hands out food, there is a line of people waiting for it.

In just over a year of existence, the Millwood Better for Business group has established a mission that is as much about community as it is about commerce.

Sure, there's other stuff on the ballot too. There are a couple of controversial statewide initiatives/referendums. And there's a host of school board candidates to choose from.

Linda Alderman chokes back tears as she talks about the many volunteers who have helped paint and remodel a 1928 home in Spokane Valley for ALS patient Jenny Hoff.

A vehicle licensing office in Millwood has been shut down after the Spokane County Auditor's Office learned the business has been charging customers for services they didn't receive.

Dan Mork isn't sure why he's the only mayoral candidate in the city of Millwood this fall.

Amid conflicting comments from Millwood residents regarding alleged traffic problems, the Millwood City Council unanimously approved seeking additional traffic data on Fowler, Empire and Butler roads Monday night at the regular City Council meeting.

When Millwood Mayor Dan Mork sent out a community survey in February 2006, he was hoping to determine how residents felt about their city.

Ita s a little after 6 p.m. on Aug. 19 and traffic still moves at a snaila s pace through the downtown Millwood business district.

Ita s a little after 6 p.m. on Aug. 19 and traffic still moves at a snaila s pace through the downtown Millwood business district.

As the project manager for an extensive resurfacing project on Argonne Road in Millwood, Matt Gillis of Welch-Comer Engineers has been more like an ad-hoc member of the City Council for the past few months.

As the project manager for an extensive resurfacing project on Argonne Road in Millwood, Matt Gillis of Welch-Comer Engineers has been more like an ad-hoc member of the City Council for the past few months.

The next City Council meeting is scheduled for Aug. 3 at 7 p.m. Millwood City Hall, 9103 E. Frederick.

Bob Baker, 83, stands in the shade at the Hutton Settlement, a children's home celebrating its 90th anniversary Saturday in Spokane Valley.

The Spokesman-Review is committed to accuracy. If you think we have made an error, call 459-5430 or e-mail editorforum@spokesman.com. The Spokesman-Review Tullis was victor Braden Tullis was the winning pitcher in the Spokane Indians' victory over Everett on Wednesday night.

A 31-year-old thief learned all about police K-9s Wednesday evening when he attempted to hide in a Millwood home to escape pursuing sheriff's deputies.

A standoff in Millwood ended successfully after a man ditched his motorcycle and ran into a house.

Rick and Jeannie Pearson have lived in the same Millwood neighborhood for 22 years, investing time and money into a home and well-manicured yard on Fowler Road.

Millwood Mayor Dan Mork sits in the newly remodeled City Council chambers Thursday.